Does a heart tumor prove COVID vaccines cause cancer?
A Zenodo preprint does not prove COVID vaccines cause cancer. Its small SV40 DNA promoter cannot make the virus or its cancer-linked proteins.
A Zenodo preprint does not prove COVID vaccines cause cancer. Its small SV40 DNA promoter cannot make the virus or its cancer-linked proteins.
No evidence shows mRNA COVID vaccines spread through everyday contact. The McCullough Group paper is a Zenodo preprint, not a peer-reviewed study.
Flu shots cannot cause the flu, though they may cause mild side effects. The Cleveland Clinic preprint had possible testing bias.
Vaccines have not been shown to cause alpha-gal syndrome, an allergy linked to tick bites. Cases cluster where lone star ticks live.
A study linked Shingrix to fewer heart disease and heart failure diagnoses. It cannot prove prevention, but limits do not make findings false.
AAP research finds vaccine aluminum helps build protection; the tiny amount is far below harmful levels, and most leaves the body through the kidneys.
The study behind claims that mRNA vaccines worsen cancer was retrospective, so it cannot prove causation. The IgG4 theory remains unproven.
MMR vaccines are not killing children. The Zenodo paper relies on VAERS data that cannot by itself show vaccines caused deaths.
Claims that vaccinated children are more unhealthy rest on an unfinished Henry Ford paper. It was never submitted and had serious flaws.
COVID vaccines do not cause cancer. A cited South Korean study was retrospective, not causal. The SV40 promoter flagged is a removed lab tool.